Improving skills as an adult can be a rewarding venture, offering both personal and professional advancements. Specialized paint-by-number sets serve as one unique pathway to enhancing abilities. They require individuals to pay meticulous attention to details and follow a systematic approach, which can transfer to other areas of life. Beginners start by matching painted numbers to the outlined…
Calling all Pixar fans! Get ready for a Pixar Party at the Disney Store on Oxford Street! On Sunday, 19th May 2024, from 12pm to 4pm, the Disney Store will be transformed into a Pixar paradise, offering guests the chance to explore a fantastic range of new Pixar products and join in on the fun-filled celebration.
Step into the magical world of Pixar with immersive ‘streetmosphere’…
Walking into Sketch feels like stumbling into a funky art gallery that serves food. This quirky London townhouse, just off Regent Street, isn’t your average fine dining spot — it’s more like a playground for grown-ups with a penchant for the absurd.
Right now, Sketch is throwing a floral fiesta called Sketch in Bloom, celebrating The National Gallery’s 200th birthday. Running…
Looking for a dose of artistic inspiration this May? Look no further than the Affordable Art Fair returning to the picturesque Hampstead Heath from 8th to 12th May 2024. Celebrating its 25th Anniversary, this edition promises to be a vibrant showcase of galleries and artists from around the world.
L-R: Rajashree Nayak, A Bouquet of Flowers, £1175, Woodcut, NuGa Arthouse; Zuzanna Blur, Dolphins…
Dear London Mums,
With two bank holiday weekends and half term holidays just around the corner, London is buzzing with excitement. Despite the rainy Spring weather, there’s so much to explore and enjoy in our vibrant city that you may feel like you’re caught in a hamster wheel. But fear not, because we’ve got you covered with a round-up of the latest happenings and exclusive…
Until 23 June 2024, the British Museum plays host to an engaging exhibition entitled Legion: Life in the Roman Army, inviting visitors to embark on a historical voyage through the complexities of ancient Rome’s military might. This meticulously crafted showcase looks into the world of Roman soldiers, offering a glimpse into the essence of their service.
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From 2nd May to 28th July, 2024, the British Museum hosts a monumental exhibition, Michelangelo – The Last Decades, offering a profound exploration of the later years of one of history’s greatest artistic geniuses. With over 100 works on display, ranging from personal letters to architectural sketches, the exhibition provides a comprehensive journey into Michelangelo’s twilight…
What comes to mind when you picture expressionism? On the one hand, bold experiments with colour, dramatic forms, atonal music and poetry in free verse. On the other, cross-cultural artistic collaborations set against the imperial ideologies and social inequalities of early 20th century Europe.
Expressionism stands out as a vivid and unforgettable part of European art history, embodying the…
Show review: Solera by Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company at Sadler’s Wells Theatre (17-20 April 2024)
If you’re up for a show that’s both fascinating and soul-stirring, you’re in for a treat with Solera by Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company. Gracing the stage at Sadler’s Wells Theatre last night, this incredible performance celebrates flamenco in a way that mixes the wisdom of age with the energy of youth.
From the moment the curtains go up, you’ll feel like you’re…
The 1885 Singers – Mozart and Dvorak Masses for Mother’s Day. What an unusual combo, a rarely-heard early Mozart piece followed by a more mature Dvorak work, both technically difficult and sung beautifully. I didn’t know either of them, but there’s no question of ‘Will I like the pieces?’ – the 1885 Singers deliver a delightful evening every time.
One mum nailed…
